Good morning, Huntington.

Big Brothers Big Sisters of the Tri-State will turn the parking lot at the Woody Williams Center into a car wash for an upcoming fundraiser—further details will be provided soon.

A car wash fundraiser to benefit youth runs tomorrow at the Woody Williams Center from 10 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. Big Brothers Big Sisters partners with Victory Toyota + offers a valet service so shoppers can drop off their vehicles while they shop.

Eviction signs were removed from six off-campus residences near Marshall University after dozens of students were evicted Tuesday when buildings failed safety inspections.

Authorities have not explained the removal, though one property still shows a sign (Do not enter, unsafe to occupy) by the Fire Marshal.

Local student-athletes held a soccer game yesterday to raise awareness for mental health and to encourage community support (they underlined the importance of open conversation and resource sharing).

High school football season begins today as teams in the Huntington and Charleston areas hit the field.

Local schools will stage games that spark community pride.

WSAZ has become the official television station for Marshall Athletics — offering exclusive interviews and behind-the-scenes access with its new 'Home of the Herd' coverage.

A pregame show will launch on Sept. 5 during the season opener at Penn State.